Common use of How the Provider and Te Clause in Contracts

How the Provider and Te. Whatu Xxx will work together (1) Te Whatu Xxx and the Provider agree that they will each be guided by the relationship principles set out in subclause (2). (2) The Provider and Te Whatu Ora will: (a) work together to develop a more integrated and cohesive system that works in the best interests of New Zealanders; (b) improve, promote, and protect the health of Eligible Persons, and promote the inclusion and participation in society of Eligible Persons with disabilities; (c) ensure that Services are provided in accordance with legal and regulatory requirements, and relevant professional standards and codes of practice; (d) act in accordance with the Crown's principles for action on the Treaty of Waitangi, and incorporate Whānau Ora approaches as appropriate; (e) conduct themselves with honesty and integrity, and develop a high degree of trust; (f) promote an environment of high quality, performance, and accountability, and low bureaucracy; (g) work together to resolve any issues, disputes, and disagreements in a co-operative and collaborative manner; and (h) seek to make the best use of finite resources in the planning and delivery of health services to achieve optimal health outcomes for people living in the Geographical Area, and recognise that the ability of community pharmacy to advance national health objectives is dependent on its sustainability. Part B Service and Quality Requirements

How the Provider and Te. Whatu Xxx will work together (1) Te Whatu Xxx and the Provider agree that they will each be guided by the relationship principles set out in subclause (2). (2) The Provider and Te Whatu Ora will: (a) work together to develop a more integrated and cohesive system that works in the best interests of New Zealanders; (b) improve, promote, and protect the health of Eligible Persons, and promote the inclusion and participation in society of Eligible Persons with disabilities; (c) ensure that Services are provided in accordance with legal and regulatory requirements, and relevant professional standards and codes of practice; (d) act in accordance with the Crown's principles for action on the Treaty of Waitangi, and incorporate Whānau Ora approaches as appropriate; (e) conduct themselves with honesty and integrity, and develop a high degree of trust; (f) promote an environment of high quality, performance, and accountability, and low bureaucracy; (g) work together to resolve any issues, disputes, and disagreements in a co-operative and collaborative manner; and (h) seek to make the best use of finite resources in the planning and delivery of health services to achieve optimal health outcomes for people living in the Geographical Area, and recognise that the ability of community pharmacy to advance national health objectives is dependent on its sustainability. Part B Service and Quality Requirements.